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During an interview with Accra-based UTV, Kyiri Abosom described his perspective on the Bible as that of a historical reference rather than a holy scripture.
“The spirit is in the living, the human body. I believe in my children, I believe in the people around me, I believe in Abeiku,” the pastor said.
“If someone wakes up and tells me they had a dream about me that I was engaged in an accident, I'd be very careful that day than any revelation from the Bible.”
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When questioned about the denomination to which his church belongs, Kyiri Abosom revealed that he identifies as a unique kind of pastor, incorporating elements from various Christian denominations.
"I am a special kind of pastor. I am Pentecostal, Apostolic, all combined. I don't align with any particular denomination. There's no pastor in Ghana who is a friend of mine; I am on my own," he asserted.
Kyiri Abosom, who is also the founder of the Ghana Union Movement (GUM), emphasized his belief in a living God that transcends the Bible's teachings.
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"We believe that you come to live life and then pass on. If you lead a virtuous life, you will have a long and prosperous life. Conversely, if you do not live righteously, your life will not end well. Your own hell is on this earth; you will suffer," he added.
Osofo Kyiri Abosom's unconventional perspective on faith and spirituality has often divided opinions among Ghanaians.